Real-time Reports
Our real-time analysis of domestic economic data provides immediate insights into key indicators like employment figures, inflation rates, and GDP growth as soon as they are released. This timely interpretation enables businesses, policymakers, and investors to respond quickly and strategically to emerging trends. By minimising the lag between data publication and actionable decisions, it helps stakeholders mitigate risks, capitalise on opportunities, and adapt to changing economic conditions. With a focus on accuracy and relevance, real-time analysis is an essential tool for navigating today’s complex economic landscape with confidence.
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ABSA PMI & Total Vehicle Sales – July ’25
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The Absa PMI increased to 50.8 points in July from 48.5 points in June, marking...
PPI & Trade Balance – June ’25
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In line with expectations, producer price inflation accelerated to +0.6% y/y in June, from +0.1%...
Budget Balance – June ’25
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The South African monthly government budget recorded a surplus of +R48.7bn in June from a...
Private Sector Credit – June ’25
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Private sector credit demand grew by +5.0% y/y in June, unchanged from May’s reading. The...
Headline CPI – June ’25
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South African headline inflation increased to +3.0% y/y in June from +2.8% y/y in May.
...Leading Indicator – May ’25
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The SARB’s composite leading indicator decreased for a second consecutive month in May, to 111.3...
Retail Sales – May ’25
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South African retail sales (adjusted for inflation) grew by +4.2% y/y in May from +5.2%...
Mining Production – May ’25
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Mining production expanded in May by +0.2% y/y from a weak -7.7% y/y in April....
Manufacturing Production – May ’25
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Manufacturing production grew by +0.5% y/y in May, improving from -6.4% y/y in April (revised)...
Gross Reserves – June ’25
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South Africa’s gross gold and foreign exchange reserves increased marginally to $68.42bn in June from...